Skydiving Is No Substance Zero Tolerance Activity

No, absolutely not! Skydiving is a 100% sober sport. Absolutely no drugs or alcohol may be consumed within twelve (12) hours prior to your skydive. Anyone that does not adhere to this rule will not be permitted to skydive and will be asked to leave the premises. When booking a jump, and in order to participate in skydiving activities with Skydive Monterey Bay, you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions. Please note both "4.0 Skydiving Participation Conditions" which also outlines that any alcohol or drug consumption within 12 hours prior to your jump will result in you not being permit to jump. Per "5.0 Reservation Policy", we also reserve the right to refuse service and not refund anyone that does not comply with our terms or general safety advice. This requirement is also a Basic Safety Requirement set forth by the United States Parachute Association which is the governing body for skydiving in the United States.

Question 2

Can I have a drink to take the edge off before my jump?

Joey Allen · Accepted Answer

Skydiving Is No Substance Zero Tolerance Activity

No, absolutely not! Skydiving is a 100% sober sport. Absolutely no drugs or alcohol may be consumed within twelve (12) hours prior to your skydive. Anyone that does not adhere to this rule will not be permitted to skydive and will be asked to leave the premises. When booking a jump, and in order to participate in skydiving activities with Skydive Monterey Bay, you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions. Please note both "4.0 Skydiving Participation Conditions" which also outlines that any alcohol or drug consumption within 12 hours prior to your jump will result in you not being permit to jump. Per "5.0 Reservation Policy", we also reserve the right to refuse service and not refund anyone that does not comply with our terms or general safety advice. This requirement is also a Basic Safety Requirement set forth by the United States Parachute Association which is the governing body for skydiving in the United States.

Question 3

Can I have a drink to take the edge off before my jump?

Joey Allen · Accepted Answer

Skydiving Is No Substance Zero Tolerance Activity

No, absolutely not! Skydiving is a 100% sober sport. Absolutely no drugs or alcohol may be consumed within twelve (12) hours prior to your skydive. Anyone that does not adhere to this rule will not be permitted to skydive and will be asked to leave the premises. When booking a jump, and in order to participate in skydiving activities with Skydive Monterey Bay, you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions. Please note both "4.0 Skydiving Participation Conditions" which also outlines that any alcohol or drug consumption within 12 hours prior to your jump will result in you not being permit to jump. Per "5.0 Reservation Policy", we also reserve the right to refuse service and not refund anyone that does not comply with our terms or general safety advice. This requirement is also a Basic Safety Requirement set forth by the United States Parachute Association which is the governing body for skydiving in the United States.

Question 4

Can I have a drink to take the edge off before my jump?

Joey Allen · Accepted Answer

Skydiving Is No Substance Zero Tolerance Activity

No, absolutely not! Skydiving is a 100% sober sport. Absolutely no drugs or alcohol may be consumed within twelve (12) hours prior to your skydive. Anyone that does not adhere to this rule will not be permitted to skydive and will be asked to leave the premises. When booking a jump, and in order to participate in skydiving activities with Skydive Monterey Bay, you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions. Please note both "4.0 Skydiving Participation Conditions" which also outlines that any alcohol or drug consumption within 12 hours prior to your jump will result in you not being permit to jump. Per "5.0 Reservation Policy", we also reserve the right to refuse service and not refund anyone that does not comply with our terms or general safety advice. This requirement is also a Basic Safety Requirement set forth by the United States Parachute Association which is the governing body for skydiving in the United States.